As a long time subscriber and huge fan of your work, I just wanted to say a huge thank you for this! I’m part way through building it… I’ve tweeked the sizes as I’ve already got a big bag of 6mm loose tenons, and I’ve found a great manufacturer of router bits and other tools called RENNIE TOOLS near Manchester. Most suppliers only sell 6.3mm diameter cutters - which would be too sloppy - but they do several spiral up cut models at exactly 6mm. Could be a useful contact for you, as I know you ship router bits with your flat pack loose tenon kits 😊

Very clever design, obviously made by a hands on experienced guy! Awesome, Peter!

Hi Peter, have you ripped much solid timber with yours? I didn’t have high expectations for being able to do this, but when I got a rip blade unfortunately it was way worse than i expected, since I found the thin blade flexes uncontrollably (almost felt like a harmonic / resonance issue - I was going pretty gentle with it). Was never sure if this was a ‘just me’ issue with the particular blade I had - but I’ve moved to ripping on a small bandsaw, which is actually preferable anyway.

Hello Peter, I just saw your video. Since it has been out for a while, you've surely found a solution for the profiles that accept Festool-type clamps, but just in case, I'm giving you my solution anyway. On the Systeal website, they sell Series 30 B type profiles that accept these clamps directly without any modification. As for me, I only have Veiko brand clamps bought from Banggood, and they fit very well on them. Maybe this information will be useful to you. Thank you for your videos, which are very pleasant to watch. Thierry

Just perfect. Thank you.

Love your vids Peter! In Australia we only have access to 18 or 25mm MR MDF. If making large 2000 x 450mm cabinet doors, which thickness would you recommend using?

shelf pin holes @ 4.76 mm = 3/16" for us Americans! Great looking jig BTW.

Do you have plans available for this? To purchase?

Hi Peter. Different topic, does the record air scrubber really work? I mean do notice a much cleaner work air. Or are they a bit of a waste of time and need something a bit more? They just seem a bit kitchen extractor level?

Hello I have a question will super glue help to tighten loose hinges that always fall even after toothpicks have been installed into old hole. And sometimes when the door and opening closes squeaks.

Nice job Peter, you’d make a great teacher, well explained procedures, methodical, stress free.

Hello and thank you for your videos- We watched your other Bosch vs Festool 3 part series too. I am just a do-it-yourself homeowner - I have 25 year old plywood with maple veneer kitchen cabinet boxes and curly maple cabinet doors that I am refinishing. They were never stained but just had a polyurethane coating which had turned dark with age and had started to scuff away and chip quite a lot over the years. I used a chemical stripper to take off all the finish on the doors and on the base shelf areas of the cabinet boxes. I then bought the Festool RTS 400 and used that to sand all the cabinet doors first with 120 and then 150. I have been using their mesh sandpaper. I then hand sanded at 150 with the Festool hand sanding block. I hook the power sander and hand sanding block to the CT-15 dust extractor. I now have to sand many areas of the cabinet boxes- the largest section that will need to be sanded is a continuous area of the backs of 4 cabinet boxes that are screwed into each other. None of these cabinet boxes have been stripped using a chemical stripper so I have to use a sander to take the finish off. Once again, these boxes are plywood with maple veneer. I can get the finish off with the 120 mesh sandpaper and RTS 400 sander but not sure if I should buy the ETS EC sander for this purpose or continue using the RTS 400 as I did for the cabinet doors that were previously stripped. I also did not use a chemical stripper on the cabinet plywood shelves and just sanded off the old finish with the RTS 400. It took quite long but It worked. I am not a regular woodworker but I wanted to do the best that I could with my own limited skillset. Love to hear your thoughts on whether I should buy the ETS EC sander for the cabinet boxes or continue using the RTS 400. I'm a bit lost and thought Id ask you for your advice. I'm afraid that the random orbit ETS EC sander will go through the veneer. Thanks a ton again...

Brilliant….👍

Brilliant ! Thanks

What's your preference between dashboard and bench dogs uk? I see bench dogs has an alignment jig... how does that function? I use both 3/4 and 20mm dogs with both festool and makita rails (makita offers a 118" ~2998mm rail which is useful for US 4x8 sheets). I'm wanting to replace my table saw and have been watching videos for years... yours included. I have several centipede workstations including the largest and smallest with 20mm and 3/4 dog hole tops and am wanting to make a knock-down 'cover' style top with some extrusions on the sides for clamp and some handles routed in to remove material for weight reduction and portability. I'll probably end up with a stationary 4x8, portable 4x4, and even possibly 4x2 to use as an outfeed support with a stock bora top.

I heard Sedge say that Festool originally planned to replace their cordless orbital [sheet] sander with their newer cordless delta sander (the thought being that the latter can do everything and more than the former), but that feedback from larger cabinet shops saved the sheet sander because they wanted both (using the sheet sander for "open" sanding and using the delta INSIDE cabinets to get closer to edges, for example). That made me wonder if perhaps the ideal two-sander combination for the non-professional cabinet maker might be a 150mm (6 inch) random orbital sander and a delta sander.

Always a pleasure to watch your videos they got me into track saws,having watched your videos on CNC because I’ve been looking at them myself. I wondered if you had anything more to add on the use of now time has passed. Keep the videos coming.

Just ordered one great product by the look of it will come in very handy

great video at 6:10 you cut the offset hole , what route bit are you using as have tried with the trent 20mm bit and the holes are very sloppy th x

Thats a quality bargain all at hand in one piece very nice, definetly getting one, whats the cordless router you're using Peter

This was brilliant, straight to the point and well explained, you've got yourself another subscriber!

thanks for the tips really helpful and don't forget to wear a helmet in your next video , mind your head 😂

What is that wall made of? Looks more like wood than drywall the way the screws tightly fit in.

Thank you. About to do this job and didn't know the actual name of the hinge. 🎉

Peter that MFT Top in this video. How is the Apron around the sides fitted. Is there a torsion box construction under the MFT… if so does get in the way of clamps and dogs… I’m just about to fit a quad hing to my table and also contemplating the apron… Any help would be appreciated….

Nice idea Peter. Thank you.

Neat design, neat material, though you said it so fast it took me a while to find it was called Valchromat :-) correct me if wrong, but there's no 3 holes 96mm spaced at 90 degrees, right? Ie you couldn't use this to create a 96mm grid? I know that's not the intention, but I think that might have sealed the deal for me :-)

“ One jig to rule them all “ 😊

I am American but must say this is “spot on”!

I just pulled mine from my post office box in the USA. On a scale of expectation to reality this is a 10/10. I’m quite pleased. I’ve ordered a few items from KZfaq vendors and had some bitter experiences. A big time channel sold a router table that I had to pretty much remanufacture. Mine must have been the last before they changed the bit and tap. 3/10 Very pleased with Peter’s product. Time from order to receipt was exceptional. Packaging was excellent. I do wish that there were some written instructions, but that seems to be an exception as opposed to normal. And this video is helpful. Highly recommend

Awesome jig mate. Just pre-ordered one for delivery to Australia. AUD$174 for those interested.

Thank you, Peter. Just bought the full bundle. Very clever jig👍 Never be rich watching your videos. 😅😅

This is a very clever bit of kit! I'm notoriously a bit of a tight arse but this jig looks like really good value for money wheb you consider the jigs it replaces, the cost of those individually and the time it saves making each from scratch. I generally enjoy making jigs and the thought process behind it but it often takes much longer than the cuts you had planned for that job. I really like the outer radius feature, so simple but adds a nice bit of additional functionality. Well done Peter!

An arrow to indicate the direction you MUST use your router would been nice.

Hi Peter just wondering where this show was as I would love to go to one specially a woodworking or tool show many thanks love your videos very informative

Could I use it to make an entire MFT?

Order placed for usa delivery, great product, happy to support!

Top work Peter, hope you're well, great video thank you

Great video Peter…thanks for the credit too, much appreciated!

Great price point. Cheer

Ordered mine today - rather pre-ordered so presumably I’ll have to wait for the new stock? Any idea on timelines?

Hi Peter, where can I get the 4.78mm cutter you suggested for shelf pegs? I've had a look about but I'm struggling to find them. If you've a link or a manufacturer that make them. Thanks Richard

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A 10 mega-watt router? That's a lot of power! 😜

Anyone know where to get the 18mm birch ply in the UK these days?

Awesome. I ordered the bundle this morning! Looking forward to putting it to use.

really well thought out jig peter. and reasonably priced too.

what a great idea!!

Great stuff. I think you had a slip in the router bit size. You said 4.76 mm or 5/16 in. I think you meant to say 3/16 in. That is comparable to 4.76.